The objective for this research is to analyze the multiculture educational contents shown in \'The Guide for Educational Activities and Materials for Kindergarten,\' which is selected by The Ministry of Education as the national model guide for the teachers of kindergarten education. It is also to provide reference for the subsequent composition of \'The Guide for Educational Activities and Materials for Kindergarten.\'
The analysis was done on all of the activities shown in \'The Guide for Educational Activities and Materials for Kindergarten,\' using 28 activities from the culture list and 20 from the multiculture concept as the basic subjects, as it was suggested by York. The result for this analysis is shown in frequency and percentage.
The multiculture educational contents in \'The Guide for Educational Activities and Materials for Kindergarten\' were shown in the following order: \'Our Country and Other Countries (30.8%),\' \'Families and Neighbors(29.3%),\' \'Me and Kindergarten(13.9%),\' \'The Earth and Its Environment(13.5%).\' Also it was proven that the multicultural concept was used in 6 out of 9 subjects and more so in level I than level II. When the level of inclusion of the multicultural contents was studied, it showed that most of the muticultural contents were shown in those subjects that suggest muticultural activities. In the analysis done according to different subjects, it was conveyed that the most common theme in the culture list was \'Understanding of Our World,\' but most of it was included in \'Our Country and Other Countries.\' In the multicultural concept, \'People Can Be Different\' and \'People Can Be Similar\' were the most recurring themes.